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In today's episode we say farewell to long-time host Darrel Johnson and officially welcome our new hosts, Sam Castanien and Trevor Ward! In so doing, we discuss United States v. Saul & United States v. Navarro-Aguire, two cases that speak to the providence of a guilty plea and the importance of clarifying inconsistencies during the Care inquiry. We then discuss United States v. George, an important case that makes new law on how the appellate courts will evaluate defective/ambiguous specifications.
By Sam Castanien & Trevor Ward5
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In today's episode we say farewell to long-time host Darrel Johnson and officially welcome our new hosts, Sam Castanien and Trevor Ward! In so doing, we discuss United States v. Saul & United States v. Navarro-Aguire, two cases that speak to the providence of a guilty plea and the importance of clarifying inconsistencies during the Care inquiry. We then discuss United States v. George, an important case that makes new law on how the appellate courts will evaluate defective/ambiguous specifications.

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